war can change a person in many ways but the 2 most important are if you are on the front lines you will be able to see things that a person shouldn't witness and this can lead to depression, drinking and being scarred when you go home. Waking up in the middle of the night having nightmares or having delusions of people trying to kill you....... But the good things that resolve are Collage Degrees for Engineering Medical, Leadership...etc.
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Primarily for US Marines & US Soldiers, then broken down primarily to the "Infantrymen" (known as a "Grunt" in the Vietnam War); war makes men appreciate a clear glass of water, since all he drank for a year, or more, was urine looking, warm or hot water with insects & micro matter in it. He appreciates a bed, because he slept on the ground for a year or more, in the mud, in the dirt, in creek beds, on rocks, in bushes, with snakes, scorpions, and a variety of other unknown types of Spiders and mosquitos. Not to mention rats by the dozens. He appreciates sleeping in peace; rather than worrying if "his throat's gonna be slit that night", "or will he be shot in his sleep?", or "just blown up?" He appreciates friends, because tomorrow, he will be missing some. He appreciates food; because he lived like an animal eating anything he could get his hands on...and almost always ate it cold. He appreciates blue skys, and white clouds, and green meadows, and clear running streams, and colorful flowers, because he's outlived his dead buddies by another day, and they can't see those things...anymore. Life has a flavor, the protected will never know.
American Servicemen faced rejected from their fellow countrymen in the US Civil War and Vietnam War. The term "American Servicemen" refers to the Confederate servicemen (both Southern Army and Navy), as they were NOT US Army or US Navy personnel during that (un-declared) war; aka "the war of rebellion."
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they were informed from the sarge of the ww2
Most soldiers went back home to their families and farms. Some went west. A smaller number remained in the Army to occupy the South during Reconstruction.
Very little, except for those stationed at Hiroshima and Nagasaki for a time after the war.
Yes it did, because many soldiers died in the war. Families and friends were distraught because they lost so many loved ones. Even though we did win the war.
German soldiers during World War I were called "Huns" by the American soldiers. The Germans called their soldiers "The Bosch" during World War I.
They fought for their countries, families and comrades, they were wounded, many of them died. The Allied soldiers bought us the way of life and freedoms we have today, with their blood.
The effects were that the soldiers now feel lost because they have lost friends in this war
ANSWER By writing letters to their families.
Soldiers were issued rations; civilians starved.
Soldiers were issued rations; civilians starved.
Division.
Collecting scrap metal ,and other recycleable stuff. Also by buying war Bonds
They wrote letters.
while the soldiers were at war the families wrote letters to keep the soldiers spirits up. life on the farm got much harder for the families as they had only the father at the farm. they would also send over gifts. the women would nurse the sick and injured
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they were informed from the sarge of the ww2
Because there were more British soldiers than Voortrekkers and they were not soldiers, they also had families to care for.